Pa Six
BRIEF NEWS
OF
KLAMATH
Irlvcr Kvoiicraied !
.The auto accident 'on Christ
mas eve In which William Halph
Klllolt. axed 2, was "truck, and
which brought hla death In ibis
oily early Friday morning brought
no responsibility to E. Eller, em
ploye of a' local garaice. A cor
oner'! jury laat night brought
In a verdict that the accident w
unavoidable. The rcmalna of the
srimI man were forwarded to
lieno, Nev.. thla morning, accom
panied by Mr. end Mrs. H. Om
nua. j .Miss Km my
Lou Myers enter-
tnlned Friday
evpnlng with a
theatre party at the Tine Tree.
After the show a delightful sup
per waa aerred at tho Green ban
tern. The color scheme of pink
and white was carried out, a cen
terpiece of ophella roses and pink
candles was used on the tablu.
The guests were: M lanes Jo
Melaaner. Thela Gunn. Gladys
Fulton, and the hostess, Messrs.
Al Brandt, Harry Hoivin. Ulyss
es 8. Ralcntine, Joe Sailttle and .
Ellis Myers.
Condition Improve i
Frienda of Mrs. Winifred Cok
Kins will be interested to learn j
her condition shows slight im- j
provement. She Is confined to
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Carl
Grubb. Mrs. Ccggens Is a teach
er In tho Midland district and has
been 111 for the past fortnis'.:t.
Mr. and Mrs. Omnua Left
' Accompanying the remains of
William Halph Flllott. Mr. and
Mrs. H. Omnua loft this morning
for Reno, Nov. Tho laat rites for
the aged man who passed away
In thla city Arly Friday morn
ing will be held In Keno.
Mra. Evans Left i
Mrs. Frank Kvans left this
corning for Eugene where she
will spend the coming month with
relatives and friends. Mrs. Evans
Is making the trip via motor and
is enjoying her first real vaca
tion in more than 1 1 years.
W Will Be Glail J
To trade in your phonograph
or anything of value towards a, , iar(rest American-bliUt pas- -Rrturning Home Tomorrow
new nhnnnrranh or niano at Nor- , iinurniiin iuhiit uitiv.rruM
ton's Music Store. Open eve-j sea"tr hip, now being com
nlng.8 Grittle Bldg., 1036 Main pleted here.
St. 21;6ti A New York firm whfch had
flere On BQs'wewn
H. A. Hinshaw, assistant
freight and traffic agent for the
Southern Pacific with headquar
ters in San Francisco, is here
tor a few days on- official bnsi-
nesa.
i
KW,nrn,Pd-
erln'tendent of the Southern Pac-
Iftc with headquarters In Duns
mulr baa returned south follow
ing a
here.
two days' Inspection trip
Mass Meeting; Tuesday
;.A mass meeting will be held
at the First Presbyterian church
ou Tuesday evening, January 24,
for the purpose - of -discussing
week-day religious Instructions.
Tbe public is Invited, i ,
Notice ,
Will Fred O. Ingall commun
icate with his sister. All ' let
ters have been returned from
the Klamath Falls postotflce.
21-5t
i Ellis Parker Butler
' Another godd intelli
i 1 gence test is a stock
that promises 20
The 'Eyes' of the Law
, do not malto excuses for
, poor bcadllKhts. ft yi'.i.
battery is run down 'or In
need of ropalrlii!;, better
l liniri li utten.li-.! to lur.ne-
dlately.
, . Wt offer . , 'luttcry rc
. charzlim ntiif reli.ilrin ier
vtii th n liolili it mil wiili
, '.La hr.i".. );rlng your 1 t -i,
tery In In the morning and
r It will be ready that avun
a '.tag.
W. P
; JOHNSON'S
Anto & Electric
Service
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T24 Klamath
Phone 84D
Now It's the Prune's
" Time to Laugh
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Pwtty Ml- Julia Millet of S..a,
Jose, t'ulif.. Is . pictured a'ivt
anion; koiup prunes Tltfit still uro
Juft plums, r.elnw, the new llrov
California.
NEWPORT NEWS. , Jan.
19. The lowly prune. fur-..d
chiefly i the favori;e r ma
terial of bnardinK ! 1 oke-
smiths, i lest
.oa a real
distinction.
It contrlb.-:; . "the dominant
color note -..- the interior deco-
rations of the new liner CaUfor-
charge of decorating tbe Cali
fornia made a special study, on
the Pacific coast, of the plums
rrom wnicn prunes are maoe. )
roe ricnesi prune suaue was
sought. Orchards were v'.slted
and color charts prepared. A
typical tone designated as "Cali-
fornla prune" was established.
This color wilt appear In a
?"n:I??xo?r.rvt. KWOT,e"
for the ship's lounge the de
sign also embodying another clns-
isle California product,
gold. The
;same combination
11 feature
draperies.- tapestries and bro -
cades throughout the vessel.
The California soon Is to make
I her first voyage between New
York and, Calllornia ports. She
lis 601 feet long, dif places 30.000
: tons, and Is tbo world's largest
I commercial ship with electric
drive.
Left This Afternoon
Mrs. F. M. Lucas left on thU
afternoon's train for Dnnsmulr.
where she will visit briefly with
hPr daughter Mrs. James Howard
i enroute to san r rancisco. Mr.
Lucas will join Mrs. Lucas tomor
row and together they will
ney south for ten days.
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Varicose Veins Reduced
or Money Back, Says A
,
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1 his Simple Home I real-
.-
ment UlVing Amaz
ing Results
The world progresses. Today
ailments that ton'k weeks to treat
i can now be ended In a few days.
I If you have varicose veins or
i bunches rou can start todav to
i bring them bark to normal size,
: and if yon are wise you will do
so,
I - Just get an original bottle of
; Moone's Emerald Oil at any dls-
penslng pharmacist and apply It
i night and morning to the cnlarg-
ted veins. It is very powerful and
. penetrating, and only a little Is
I required.. Regular users of Moone's Km-
I After a few days' treatment erald Oil should buy the new hos
Ithe veins will begin to grow pltal size it's more economical.
Freckles and His
Wi VWA5 O'JER TO yOUR I SAiT
MOUSE LOOWN1 . 7H.&R-WAS )
"Another Aftermath of the S
This, somber "scenj:)s an aftermath of the slnklnof the siibmarlng S-4. II is I ho funeral of Lieut.
Com. Roy K. Jones and Lieutenant Joseph Mctlinley, officers of the S-4. ct Arltntt:n natl-nul cem
etery, Washington. Sailors are! bearing the caskets, between honor wcorta composed of officers. Hod
lea of tl.e two S-4 victims were seut to Washington after being covered ' fr'm lh submarine's
sunken hull by divers. 1
WEDNESDAY evening, Jan
nary twenty-fifth members
of St. Paul's Fplscopal church
will observe . the annual dinner.
Kishop William Remington of
.'enjleton will ts a special g;ie9t
of the evening. Dinner will tie
-erved at six-thirty o'clock and
I cover charge-of seventy-five
cents will be made. Mrs. Gary
Coiad. .Mrs. E. !. Lamb and Mrs.
L. V. Brewer are completing ar
rangements lor the dinner. Rev.
e 'Henry Thomas bus charge of
I I r program.
H::tiKlitT Is H.-m
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred John Do
Pron of 2329 Applegate are the
proud parents of a bnby daugh
ter born at the family hom-. The ,
child has been nutued "Vivian
Alfreda.'
Tamalcs
Robertson's, 231
Phone 726-R. adv.
X. 9 th
Mr. and Mrs. Harry E. Pelti f
plan to return home tomorrow I
from an extended trip through '
southern California. They have ft
Home Cooking
At the "Llndy
Inn." adv
Mrs. Zumwalt Ill
Friends ot Mrs. Dm J.
Zum- 4
wait will regret to leirn she
confined to the family home au
ferlng with" a heavy nold.
it- i ;
Llndy Inn" i
Chicken dinner 75 cents Sun- a1
dav at "Lindv Inn." 2:30 to f
a-an d. m. For reservations - t
please phone 1477-R. Adv.- M
21-lt M
Hill's Flower Shop
120 North 7th -St. Adv
29-tf A
BIG ROBBERY f,
. IS CONFESSED
f Continued from page It
$15,000 hidden away.- he was
able to keep at the daily grind
only three weeks.
' He bad buried his share of
the loot In the bills back of
Glendale, a suburb. Recently be
dug up his wealth and took It
to an apartment be bad
smaller and by regular nse will
soon reduce to normal.
Moone's Emerald Oil Is 'also a
marvelous healing agent.
One application tor Instanc3
stops the itching ot eczema, and
a few applications cause the
eruptions to dry up, scale off and
completely disappear. It is equal
hil
ly as effective in barbers' itch,
salt rheum, redness and
matorv skin trouble.
In flam
' People who want to reduce
varicose veins, or get rid of
eczema, ulcers, or piles in a few
days should not hesitate to get
bottle at once. It is so powerful
that a small bottle lasts a long
time. Any pharmacy can supply
you. tar Drug Store sells lots of
It.
Friends
VMAAJT ME
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THE EVENING HERAti). KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
. . - -Mr- . -
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ranted- There he put It through
a orying process to iaxe on me
mould. , ,
Purchase of an automobile,'
opening of bank accounts and
the gossip of neighbors who com
.mented on hia apparent wealth
despite the fuct ithat he did not
work. were said by the police'
to nave directed simpleton
ward Sadler.
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Use Pasteurized Milk
-
Pasteurization makes fnilk safe. It does not in
any way change the milk, nor does it lose its vita
mine content. The Service of . organized science
serves you in this, and we are proud to be doing our
pari to make the greatest, of foods, safe for your
children and for all who drink milk.
Healthy, happy, rosy-cheeked children know our
milk man to be their best friend. He brings them
their best food, and in perfect condition. Complete
sanitation, the finest product, courteous service we
have built our reputation on these things. ..
Good, rich milk is the king of foods in nourish
ing qualities. Pasteurized milk is the BEST. ' be
ll cause it has been safeguarded by one of the most
f valuable processes known to. science.
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HOLLIDAY DAIRY
Pasteurized Dairy Products
A
Milk Cream
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(Jfl VERSITY TO
GET DORMITORY
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strnetod' ot brick, and the style of
architecture .will hsrraJnlio with
other buildings nu the campus. It
will be fireproof. Plans ure be-
'. lug drawn up by Laivrenca and
IHolford, university architects, and
'Butter
Buttermilk
501
More of It
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SUE BE ALLY?. tTL ') V To H.0L0 W DOMk. YJ
VOU AIN'T" J PEoInVU SWS 1 '2
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'1 S Jz. C'w. a 1 HfWV'Cl. Wf. J ibiiiw.hi I
hTpine Tree (
of rnyluR "Thanks for
At The
lllnteilil
tho llilKKy Hide'' tu Ju, k
M ill-
hall, Oorolhy Mnckalll was say
lug "Thanks for tho truck rld.v"
Dorothy spent much time "Joy
riding" with Jack in Hie biggest
automobile truck lu llnlbwoe.il.
Their trips were for tho pitiposu
of making scenes for "Man
rraay," In which they are co teut
ured which comes to the l'lu'
Tree theatre today. '
At The Liberty
IjileHt and greatest
western
nt the
t it ... ,i it .i- ... '
KMivikj iiiwtiirv luuuy.. iiiiu nieuil
hero of "Tho Mojnve Kid". In nla
second hair raising western, "The
Ilandlt'a Hon."
Just a little of Ireland got to
gether lu one picture. It happened
In the NtD'.'ng of "Th Golden
lllon" making Its annearanro
Liberty every Saturday.
tho most advanced features foue I
In dormitories will be incorpor
ated. Tho firm of Lawn nro and
llolforJ Is tie most experienced
In hu Uliug rtormlttrles in the
northwest. It i pointed out. and
the Mrucluro here Is expr.-teri to
bo the finest bullill. t of Its type
on the PsYlflr coast.
SPECIAL
Basketball Game Dance
v
'After the game, meet the hoy at the
Winter Garden Tonight
'.' '''i"-v.:.' ' '.' '
' Jack Bowring and His Music
W) Bargain Sale of
r v k jj s
)i 1927 Coupe
ft Kuu 44lM mile, ft
fi tiro unil ItllMl llcenm. - -
v 1922 Touring 75.00
'ew rnillutnr, wiv batlcrv, ami in first v
M ilusa roiullilon Ibrougliout.
1926 Roadster 230.00
i 1926 Roadster 200.00
k . -Tuia- nui U very easily worth (CiTfl.tMl,-- -
( Ha iare tiro anil buiuM-rs.
J 1926 Coupe 300.00
f Another real buy. priced S7.1.IMI lewt
ft thau it la worth. nr palm anil
U Hi ro-.
I 1926 Coupe 275.00
-Iturkslel ol-, spare tlrf, Bprvdmitoior.
j This car I lu perfi-ct condition.
OTHER MAKES OF CARS
1924 Paige Brougham
A real family car, and ready to ran "
thousands of utiles.
1924 Jewett Touring 300.00
lou must son this
1927 Dodge Sedan
, 1VM license. I-ok
' you will Uiliik It la a new car.
1920 Dodge Touring
rerfect condition. 'A1
1924 Olds'Touring 4 Cylinder .... 200.00 i
HU tires, very good rtlrtoln and In fluo (
slinpn mrcb.mliully. A
1927 Chevrolet Coupe 575.00 f
Lota of extra and haa been run . ' -. V
very little. 1
All of these cars are in the best of j
condition and arc priced to sell, a
Balsiger Motor Co. j
828 KLAMATH PHONE 427
ti
Boarder Slayer?
After Alphdis llldwell. 49, died
Kiuldenly alter breakfast ut
I Walla WaltU. Wash., Inveatlgn
trrs found i,ilson In his stniii
ueli. And utter Mrs. indwell,
4, said she klsssd l'nwtnii
MSItml clurk. their boarder.
I every-, morning, pollre nrreMted
; both on a murder charge. Photo
' Is ot Clark, tho boarder.
Good Used Cars 8
..$400.00 J
wire wheels, spare
600.00
car to appreciate) It.
700.00
tills one over and
100.00
By Blosser
Saturday, January 21, 1128
Phone 408
Our cleaning method
rovive the newness of
old suit. Let , ut aerve
you. . ' '
Klamath Cleaning &
Dye Worki
. ' 4111 Mlllll
Standard Dyers
and Cleaners
Odorleal Cleaning
One-day' Service
1 Expert Dyeing
1409 RHplnnntle St.
Phono 825 c .
WATCH
REPAIRING
', ' , ' MEIHO '
1 year gaaraute oa all
work
GEO. METZ
JEWEI.KH '
(ilia Mala
WOOD
PlCsse do not get the Mra
that wood la senrro. Wa
. Imve plenty of wood.
DRY HLA II, Any length
IMiuhln 7.00 -eiluglo .VO0
PHY IMIY (MI, 10 Inch
Itouble IO. Wlnglo fM..VI
Umbo,
Limbs,
IS Inch.
VI Inch..
. SIO.DO
. UlU.fUt
.17.00
Lump Cool, ton...,
flood free prompt service.
We Aim To Pleoso You.
Peyton & Co.
'Wood to Burn"
(Mil MiiIii Phoao (103
Klamath-Lake vie w
Stage Line
Reduced Fares
Klamath Falls to Lakevtcw
f O.OO ......this Way
- lO.Hfl, Hound Trip
Stago leaving dally at 8 a. m.
from
Terminal Ste
Depot '
013 Main Hi.
Phono 090
Metropolitan Life
Insurance Cor
of New York
Local rteprssentatlves:
' F. ft. IIOniNHON
J. U KICIIKY
" Tel. OM-VV-t
Red Ball Stage Line
NEW RKDI'tKI) KATKH TO
LAKKVIKW
0.00 One Way
11.00 Round Trip
Phone 77 or 600
HOWARD
Transportation Co.
STAGES '
Icavlmj Klnnfnlh falls TiflO
A. M., 10:O0 A. M.M T. M.,
4:40 I. M., making ronuec
tlnns to Portland anil wny
points same dny. Connections
nt Ashlnnd with Pickwick
Hinges for (,'allfnriila points
TillO A. M. and 1:00 P. M.
Rtagei maka direct through
connections to rnrtlamt and
Seattle 10:00 A. M. nml 4:40
P. M. Btages make direct con
nections to Ban Francisco and
Lot An Roles. ,
Local Office 015 Main St. 1
KL.AMATII-WKKI) HTAtiK
. to .
Weed and Intermediate Points
l.v. K. I'. 7:no Ar. Weed I'J
IV. Weed 1 :80i Ar. K. K. 0:00
" 8taRflg I-cavlnn .
Stago Terminal Depot
V 6tlJ Main St. .
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